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russell simmons, who is a music mogul, founded def jam recordings. the two of them would often go out together. in 1991, keri alleges she went back to russell's apartment and brett was there. the two of them -- the three of them watched a music video in the apartment. that was when keri says that russell began to force himself on her. tried to force intercourse, which resulted instead in oral sex and later became more serious in the bathroom following the incident. brett rat naner was there. keri said she looked at him and asked for help and he did nothing and watched. >> brett ratner was in the room while they were having some sort of forced or non-consensual sex? >> that is what keri ah ledgell yes. ratner and simmons adamantly
basis given the record as it now exists. but i want to explore what i see in some of senator corker's comments because i think it was very deliberate that he was trying to we've together this kind of a public conversation. from facebook, this comes in. what is it? we say thank goodness obama didn't invent pens sill lynn. it does seem, keri, does it not if obama is for it, he's against it. he would say that's what i ran on. those were my promises. one more if we've got time via twitter. love how you conservatives trash democratic party when your party has cheated, lied and suppressed votes. you must only have been watching a small snippet of the program. watch the balance of the programs because i don't think the conservative want me as a conservative. see you next week.
hey, thank you so much for your comments via twitter and facebook. what do we have? via twitter, this. no 25th amendment case here. it is nothing more than a coup attempt ingestation. move along, corker. hey, james, you were paying attention to what i was saying. i do not see a 25th amendment basis, given the record as it now exists, but i wanted to explore what i see in some of senator corker's comments, because i think it was deliberate he was trying to weave together this kind of a public conversation. from facebook, this comes in. what is it? we say thank goodness obama didn't invent penicillin. it does seem, keri, does it not, if obama is for it, he's against it. if obama is against it, he's for it. he would say, that's what i ran on. those were my promises. one more if we've got time via twitter.
concert and they were 100 yards from the stage when the gunman opened fire. keri tragically died and her husband's arms. you can visit my twitter page to learn more about her and how you can help her family. this young man, much like my father had to deal with my brother and i when our mother died. i hope they know how wonderful their mother is. i want to say happy birthday to my son. he is 11 years old today. happy birthday, ronan. i will be out tomorrow for his birthday. >> jesse: i want to show you a picture of a guy named jonathan smith. straight up american hero. he was at the concert when the
cnn correspondent joins us from paris. what else did secretary keri have to say about the crisis in aleppo? >> reporter: well, we heard from secretary kerr serry here in paris, he was meeting with his counterparts, nine other foreign ministers from europe and arab countries, the group that has consistently said that the syrian opposition needs to be heard. the syrian opposition whose voice has grown ever fainter even that's the might of russia hair power has grown louder on the ground. this took place as aleppo stands poised to fall, in the foreign ministers meeting they knew that. it was a for lorned john kerry who spoke in paris today, he knows he has little chance of being heard, he was saying, look, you are in a position of strength, you are in the dominant position, now is the time to show some grace and sit
>> the indiscriminate bombing by the regime, which violates international rules of law, of war, in many cases crimes against humanity and war crimes, needs to stop, and those who support it, those in moscow and elsewhere who have supported it, should do their utmost to bring it to a close. a meaningful ceasefire needs to be reached. >> cnn international correspondent melissa bell joining us live from paris. what did secretary keri have to say about the opposition fighters on the ground? >> reporter: this was a desperate plea really to be heard by moscow and da mass cuss and let the rebel fighters still holed up in aleppo save passage out of a city looks increasingly likely to fall, this in the very
medical community really doesn't appreciate that it's here. those of us in the community of people who are treating chagas disease actively are shocked and really horrified because most of the patients that we see have no financial resources whatsoever and generally are uninsured. two essentially probably put to a halt our ability to treat this illness. >> so my understanding is that the fda did add chagas disease to a special program for neglected diseases. would that theoretically incentivize other countries to come in and maybe produce other treatments that could compete with this one? >> we are certainly hoping that that will happen. unfortunately, thus far the drugs that are in the pipeline that have been tested have not found to be as effective. right now it is the mainstay of therapy for people with chagas disease. >> keri, that is really the point. right? this is not a sense of innovation and competition increasing prices because some other company is coming in and competing with martin shkreli. this is literally a monopoly.
jerusalem need to be respected and that the status quo that allowed shared worship in and around these spaces needed to be mainta maintained. then, i think, as an addition to those statements, what secretary keri said, was that the atmosphere where there's so much tension and suspicion, obviously, creates the potential for more misunderstanding and triggers. that's something that has been true now for decades. and if we can make progress there, obviously, it's going to help but there's not a direct causation, but we need to make sure we're focusing on ensuring
today on the health care law, on same-sex marriage, the obama administration getting two huge victories here and it's been a big week at the end of the supreme court term. it's not over yet, maybe decisions coming down next week as well. >> huge week for the president, not just obamacare and also today's same-sex marriage but you have to throw trade in there as well. brian todd in the middle of it on the steps of the united states supreme court. brian, thank you so much. thank you, keri, for your voice. as far as politics go, let me share this with you. several of the 2016 presidential candidates quick to weigh in with their thoughts on today's supreme court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage nationwide. let me run through these for you. first up, you have republican candidate and louisiana governor bobby jindal argues "marriage between a man and a woman was established by god and no earthly court can alter that. this ruling must not be used as pretext by washington to erode our right to religious liberty."
what do you think will come out of that meeting? >> what should come out of the meeting is the funds that the president asked for to expedite this humanitarian crisis that we're now facing on the border. i suspect -- i doubt we will see that. for perry, this is a -- you know, he is trying to manage this against his 2016 ambitions and certainly for president obama, he is trying to get something done in terms of let's move forward. the administration put forward a plan. they have sent joe biden to central america. they sent secretary keri. they asked for funding. they are trying to expedite this process. the president is hoping to pick up support for that and i think you are unlikely to see rick perry lending support no that. it is much more fun for the republicans to just say, it is really all president obama's